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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11

or ME lpER That the presence q
ne ME w EN-9ens. Beauregard and
Early, who are in charge Of the draTings, y
~. that he chances are all equal, and that
NO one can possibly divine what humber
n ill draw a prize - -,
KEWE@ BEK, That the payment q AZ y
hhTION@h HANKS Of New Orleans
and Tickets are signed by the President Of
an Institution, whose chartered rishts are
recognized in the highest Courts; therefore Q,
beware Of any limitations or anonymous
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
DIR. ID. y. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DiSPENSARY,
Mo- II JbHUTSOH DsH0UtS
FRatva.u Main and Prout.l MEMPHIS.

BetWeen Main and Front. MEMPHIb.
IEstablisbedin 1891
NR.JOHNS0N 10 aokp owlodged BY All par
L ties interested a. By far the most sue
oessfuI physician in the treatmentof private
or secret diseases. Quick, per manont cures
SuHrsnteed in every case, male or female.
Recent cases Of GOnSrrhe1. a. and syp m.
Srrv chsnSc OF diet or hindrance from
business. Secondary Syphilis, tho last yea-
tigo eradicated witbo 7tthe use Of mercury.
Involunsary loss OF semen stopped in short .
time. Sufferers from impotency cr loss Of
sexual powers restor TO free visoC in few
weeka. Victims Of sen-sbuse and excessive
yenory, suffering from spermatoSrheA nd
loss Of physical and mental Dowcf, speedily
and permanently cured. Particular alton
ton maid TO the Diseases Of Women, and
cures guaranteed; Piles and old sores curS q
sonsuitations strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Medi-
cines sent By eIprsSt 70 all parts Of the
country.
rates. once hourt from O'clock An. 70
o'clock pm. D. 8, JOHNSON A'Ds
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
R.F. LOONEY, in. t.. LO0NRY.
.LOONEY&L00NEY
Real Estate,
81 MADISON STREET.
Trustee sale.

1EubtGO CAhOs
FINDER and by virtue Of three certain
" trust deed. executed to mel viz. On
the oath day OF December, 1888, May Z, 1884,
and May Is, 1885. and recordt 4 in the Regis
ter's Office OF Shelby county, Tenn In book
ISL, page 200, respectively, To secure the in
saturday, IIih day OF June, 1857,
ut clock p. :, in front Of the courthouse.
Taxing Dit ct of Shelby county, Tennes-
see, at the request Of the benefc,arles men
the highest and best bidder, tor cash, the
following described property, tO-wit: A GER
tain parcel of land in Shelb! county, Tenn,
and known as lots Is and IA, in block Is,
Fort pickle ing. each Of said lots fronting "a
feet, more or less, on Fourth street, and run
ming back parallel with Jackson street iz
feet, moro or less, together with all the ina
provemepts on saia lots, Consisting OF two.
story frame house, part dwelling and part
store house, fronting ON the north side Ok
JackFon street:
Also, one other parcel Of land in Shelby
county, Tennessee; BeRinDing on the north
side of Gholson street, Fort Pickering,
thirty feet west of the south east corner OF
lot Is, in block IS, of tae Fort Pickering
tract; thence west on the nor b line OF Ghol-
son street thirty 30) feet; thence north
| on line parallel With Sixth street one hun
dred and ninety and one half Q9OhQ ieet
to an alley: thence east with the south line
| one hundred and ninety and one' half !lsO19
| feet to the begin ming, beng the west 10 feet
| Of lot IS, and the east Is feet OF lot IL IN
Equity of redemption. dover and home
stead expressly waived. Title believed 10 DO
JOHN LEAGUE, Trustee.
| Memnhis. Tenn, April 80, 1887.
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Capital Prize, 100000.
IOO. 900 Tickets at Twe~i ~ OOIlers
each HaIVes, $40; Quarters, Hoj
Tennis, 81; TweDtte1hs, 81.

3, lS6 Prizes amounting to.".".,...."S ,015, OOO
For Club Rates, or any further lnfqrns-
ton, apply TO the undersiG ned. -FOUR hand
wS;tinR must be- distinct and signature plain.
More rs ia return mail delivery will De as
sured by your inclosing an envelope bearing
your iull address. o NJ.
send pos GAL NOTES, Express Money
OrdsTs. or Now York Exchange In ordinary
letter. Currency BY Express lat our ex-
pensel addressed to UDuuU
49, In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11

Manhood !: q 1 Eli 4 , S;is's
aon,. osusius Premature Decay, Nervous
nnhiiitv. Lost Manhood, etc. hAvinG tried
In win every known remedy, hsa digc9yeEee
a sinols seif.oure, winch be villsend fkkk
Of Ais fellow sufferers, Address ov
Pest once Boz SlT5, New York City.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANA
New Orleans, ba.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11

Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington. ID. O:s
orat " est Court ST., Memphis, Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
Commissioners

We, the wadersiOned, Banks and Banhs'si
,oill pay all Prises drdtoH IN The LottstdnC
STATE Lotteries ,0hioh may be presented at ON
Counters.
J.H .OGLESBY,P Pres. La. NATL Bank
p. LANAUx, Pros. State NATL Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. N. d. Nat. Bk.
GAIL KOHN, Pres. Union MI Bank
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11

Grand Spmi.Annual Drawing
In the Acade my of Music, Now Orleans,
Tuesday, June Ia, 1887.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
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the exceptsea q a~sdes3eSAmR wHo wSli
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pr. John H. laekson J0aamhSa, RAZOR.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
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Maatnsai Gazette II the present rate OF
development in the Lake Superior trade
sentinass the construction ot a new canal
al the Saalt Ste. Marie, saich Canada has
nnsleriakea hall as a matter oiselt-defenss
MIL be regarded within y lew years as =
matter of necessity. II Is Slaaostimposstale
30 conceive the change that has taken place
in the conditions Of commerce in the near
Northwest In isSl there passed through
the American canal vessels % q freight
tonnage 81 1,S6s. T4I; IN issG the figures
we're ASH. 75a. Last summer the axerase
numter 81 vessels passing through Was
forty tao a day. many 81 them 81 the
largest class Thc groHthot the mining in.
dassry Villa the imRsediate nature, call Tor
an annual tonnage OF l.0co. 600 in addi-
tioR TO that now employed. while tlsegraia
TRADE OF Duluth and Port Arthur y des-
tine<i steadily to increase, So evident Is
tbs that American papers are calling FOR
an enlargement Il the exciting canal. to
meSs already perceived requirements. The
construction % The Canadian canal ~in h
lmstsAci, therefore, hy a regard Tor the
asssts ~ our eoaanssroe. without e,snsiier
atloa Of contingencies that rerent escnts
have manae possible. Though not. il Is
hapd. probable.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
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Special IRON Yanktoat The inxsssisa.
ton of the trustees u the Insane Rsyium
has BEEN eoneluded. and Examiner Harris
aud Attorney General TeEnpleton have
cone TO Bssmarrkto rcpcEtt 10 Gov. Church.
The tacts Developed BY the examination
are about as follows At the Close II the
last fiscal rear last IAN the board made .
report throgsA it's officers which bSs
eee0 taken as the starting point for tie
investigation. II has besa DEVELOPED
through the examination that tbs tSustcSs
to Ok The Disbursement % certain tanzss
Rstably the tal and Improvement funds
out 0f the hands % the stewart. tlse kssl
GisbnrsiOs otiicer. Th0s they added TO
their duties as an advisory body she woSs
ct active and pNymasssss
For material aaa labor. To rndsr
list oS voaehers ~eoveEias ts
sum Of over Sea.pasa were
made FAyuhlc - the old SECRETARY. Mr.
Colby. oas * the teus 80 disbar~d By
the SECRETARY was the sam % ever Sl2uaQ
Tor coal as shown By the report 10 the
governor, Mr.. Colby on the witnsss stand
admitted that 80 AarS = n sraoRR hli NIT
beSa sxpeHsicd for caal Three Thousand
and some dollars q the sun. b. said. bad
besa siveG for improvements. The uhSe
amount bad been charged TO the tss3
hand For c~casrDicacs or SoaSe otaser TsasUn-
Bat hs MSS sure hist tbs uao1Sy bad all
gone iDto the ssyigm souEeHheree He
eeaG bot in the hrst iussaacx sSA exactly
uAss il had been speut tor. He&eps m@as-
crSn3a whiAa in oSscs. bat dsstrcSra thaa
whsa he resirSa "a private has as ussAess
inro3iuacatS. Later he rSsasub~rs5 that
The ne1ey had fe@a usei hx err
tain improvements that BE sys<ssei- Bat
assogsunaatsaF tSsSs impsovsaa&n,s wsas
Eseasioaed In HE ossCsal rsPers a. pSAl
troa osAer sauaS azi appeared taers as
expenditures oVsr Naa above ter snsa sVsNl
tor h2xl TAs steward Of she ~ssylaEa. Nj.
Potter. gar 80 n0ss sar1ssia< tessi-
uoOy against the trasseeSe He SAID that
an s1psa1itlrv - the sssoHut o< 0Sst
S@0,e9N as yer the tg@sssss' vourhers bad
heez ~iaserpoGateI iate hss oSsSial rpp8rt
10 the -gcvs-uor- He dI not know that
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saw tA report N prszt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
GENERAL NEWS NOTES
sd pl,sss.ar. q C.las !. la.as..

A London eahlsxram 81 the Sth SAYS
Si0ee the r~eeeaAtlon et the Par Mali Ga.
Hstse and the seh<eqReat passage otthe
rvssaieal law amendment hAl prescribing
seveEe penalties Tor The eneases en0merat
III il has bsen believed by the pahlc hat
trAshe il ehitirea tor Immoral purposes
Sere mSsie impeesihle. The public mind
saS raaely awakened. however. to the
rcaliFsttioR that though such crimes
May have tsea eartailcd in autaher. they
are stflt eommittca and with VERY little
prr.ease Of secrecy. 4 general sensation
81 horror MAS prSsdaced sc the Lambeth
pollcc court recsRtiy as . trial in the case
% Edward prockasn and thrce women.
ehanrcd with keeping diSerleEiy houses
and with procuring scores % young girls
ranging In ase irom ten 10 fourteen
wears. This prisoesrs ard thtir victims are
an Of humble rank. and the evidence thus
BAR takee proves that the seduccrs 81 the
ehikirea wete also OF the lower class. The
prisoners werermAnde1 Tor further hear
INK and will be vigorously ~prosexated b.
the government Detective Stevens who
: in she employ az the r~sformatorg and
rrtsse uninn, was he chief means OF disrav-
crias the crimes Of ProSknea and the WON.
en-, lie stated in the course OF his sesta
moay that during The last Tour yeans he
had rescued 400 girls Of from 4 IL TO Il
wears az are.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
\, /. r.y, w.r.n Te,.s E.,s.,.

II Fort Worth Texas GAzssss in
dalsw in the following boast about
the greatness 81 Texas ~Thsre are
40 counties IN Texas Nearly all
THIS, ar thirty mies square, VIA,
dess Rhode Island thiak Of sts And.
for that matter. What do Sss Eng
land. Nsr York PenaSyivaniA. and
oAso ceahsnea think Of Tsxsss Fifty
consressmsa before lone witformTex
as end sten are viii see wno homi
Mates the president and makes the tar
ia lass This S oy no mcasss empty
bcsstiug. Texas Is Sn enormous
State. and il Is destined 10 exert y
powerful iniesncs upon tho govern
usus OF the nation. Il Is capable Of
supporting a population Of tneaty
mllions inhabitants
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16


Ii Is undoubtedly true thss . singh
as \ no1 without It's ADVANTAGES fo-
some There srs hundreds oS yoaras
men. Ss there are = like uuE6xr %
yoUHs women. to whom a married lEs
would D.. unsuitable AEi uRvs@. Il
: an Insxcossbs sin for any souus
man oshsredStary M-bsAlsh gdsoru-
Egy to marriage. aud 10 saba
one single HE has sdvSntS-ss svsn
shanSh il holds o8s sw pleasures
But thas yoaas asau who 4 pos
ssss@d OF every boldly Aui mental
equipment, sad naSrrSs not. ss3s n
one OF the naoss-pAlpahs dmsRas oslTss
tie dsprIves himself q lies nNOsss ~
nsped Sa exalted pleasures, os SCza4 os
Its strongest NEGATIVES to virtue and
activity. and sis an example un-
worthy ias imitation NctAsrs has
or shcuAi have. n greater refining OF
uoEAslsarg influence TO q yourr rssn
than marriage. lf be remains 9nnssr~
rsed. b Lays himself oysa 20 sERurTuc
Snss thaf have no pAcs IN his = or
mind when ms attentions o. aecsSonS
Ne oeatsssdupon sGsvosed z@A Mar
rage chalEss the current Of > mans
ssllnSs. snd gives him = csutsr tor his
thoughts, has affections sssi hss acts
IL renders him usore v5-tuors. rsars
wise Snd \ an Incentive 20 put sorth
has best sxeEt1ouS 20 attain position
IN commercial and scefAI ssrysN IL
: eoneetsdthst zaarvGAcs Willingness
the cares OF = young na4n which he
would not e0ecuatez 4 he remained
single out i must be granted. on The
other hand, that Is hSS.hessrs the
pleasures of lille II marriage In SOM
Instances within our kuoxteiE. has
SEEMED to be but 8 hiadeEancs 10
eevtsRn successs the eountlsss instances
must nos be forgotten where il has
proved TO Be the Incentive zhsrh hss
called forth the best part OF usn'sns-
ture, reused him from selfish suSshv
and inspired IN him those gpnzrous
PrT1dPss and high resolves whSeh
ave hekpsd TO develop him into
cnsrse+eg known, loved, ani hooo-eS
By aa within the sphere Of It's inHss-
soos MatrHEncHy. Il S true schsrre
ShS WITH FIamoSrRsss soseTrn3ss ard
responsibilities. and this 81 yoans
men should fnlly understand Sssors
catering 1Esou II. but i i also inn 81
Foy ana hasPgSxsss that Is unsno~,
70 she bachelor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

The frequent Saicsies OF officers o,
the array and navy srs attributed IN
some deSres 90 excessive lsisars. which
Is seductive 30 habits % dissipation
and extrasacaENe aud also 10 the
ssarisome slowness OF promotion.
he sensation that Ise 5 st a stand
sin i calculated to h<anmb the as
rsssas slarit. and TO tnrn hope into
dependency. II has no doubt. heen
tAsai to soaas nssn o. ssroug ambition.
who possssed also sensitive ani saS
saeholy dispositions. A dull. lazy
HE thsoash q daily routisse o; petty
datlss Is enough 20 dspceSs slmos.
aaY nervous nature. That il i not
easy 20 see how HE condition q
Affairs which has this ,sxsaeasy 5 &C
Ne ehSnSd.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
4 Bit of Circus Talk.

An old circus n has been taIkma
thus 10 the Chicago Herald
STheTeaTe4 400 men wogkfn' on them
tents over there. he said, pointing 10
the bustlIng scene Seross the Sfrest.
They ne hard-woFkin' devils ike my
sell, but we're sli powerful glad 10
get a week stand m n city ike this.
When 8 show i a-ldnspin from town
TO toxin a Teller doesn't get much rest.
He's a-hsalin' and a-poRndiu' 5ay
and night and a-ctEssin' between times
Why are circus seats painted bEuss
For the same reason, / suppose, that
Chinese laundry signs are painted
red I've been IN the business since
Van Ambuus started out and
never saw a circus scat that wasn't
blue See that teller dzivin' the bis
deng That's Deamau' Thompson.
He's been driyin' the star den Foa
Forspzu-h ever since rs, and he.
never happy unless he's gotten horses
N hand. Den i -hauIIn' the street.
parade lions now. You ouzhtsr So
ham when he's GOT his SpAn-sss On.
He's ProGder than Julius Cesar
ever was- But Dsns great set +
dEIyIn tea horses He always hgiz
his pockets full OF stones before h
Climbs ulp on the box. so as 20 kssr
"aoSln Anea ols Of the leaders Gets
20 PSazsclI or hagktn' Ikn- rises up in
ms { a takes q stone out OF hs.
pocket and lets the beast haveTr rSvbt
ON the shoulder. INa wOuIdu't dr
t6hs d he could reach the Iesd4- ufsE
hS whip But he cane, you know. q
be throws stones
That eggplant pBnCher with tia
0sacS SLOUGH hat and horse na1v h-1r,
las been m~onkeyin' around srpfkr
md Eyov5es Yer since Dan Rka wSn4
sEso ths business He knows how r.
- an elephant out OF = car bett~x
any 3 . the country All of
to DO wfth EoFepam-hss herd = -
TosSch eun mp under shz lore fss. an
They step troul the door OF the ear IL
the grSuai ansssst-i Te-s uas .
tEssas- yca kuow. when they u~si =
Use . gaHSP1snk 20 unload an sRA
PaAnt- They don't do II anv rsory
sEsscs they ic1nd thss tbs b@sSr ezr
rs out OF a box msst a. VII SIS
human bean 0bd RogSyar : To- rs
sSs esePhanS IA the world. AMI b. ~ss
oTf o. the cssr wast Is rsrsrty a. :
tFAveslR' Ram. You not6es tE.s 81
men drive . stake Tseasr wears
A-o Tent usisa would eSEI yoa an
N1aot u ycU would have told him that
more than three aae1 could drive :
stake ss sAs same time That anro@s
20 SNOW Ehs pr0Sr~ss THAI D COIN o.
an me firze4 IN tent FStehins. Tsspes>
pc oeTe N1l miss csos thing IN tie rv0
esssson to-m0rtou-shazs abe ssesu
saAacRe IL vas smashed in an sex9
os1s m Ohio the othe~ day. and -.
easE wfso used to play il has zoae =
drsvzR t5s sw0Nhorss sAarlos
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16
q Of work"

Boston Globe. ~
Tbers Is more pathos and unadnl
terated misery in These three woros
than could be expressed in all Vos'
an,es o. Plato. Wherever sou hear
them you are sure to find trouble MOI
lar behind. The young man 80
marriad 10 haste without any secure
a,aans az support curses himself Q .
;ooI when he sees the result OF MS az
ION in the male face OF a worried VIE
~ = sickIy child. Premature ana
-araIess marriages multiply asraPfaiy
a. divorce cases, and il seems ImpoFsf
y 20 III ANYTHING to check them.
.aOut Of work" means out Oh -,
iood, light, shelter, o eyetytn
wbich tends to make he oesTao.e-
With men encouragement D h
fortune often lead to suicide aHoIs
women. the heart sickness, the
sisteut struggle and the aIn oaly
search for employment become settisa
melancholy or degradation.
yen observer tells us that "Inen
mora frequently weep than somen
vrhen thew are seeking employment
the men breaking down utterly vniss
IL yomen take a refusal with white
- ard nass on" 81 have Oeen out
VI uork six months said a man 20 q
f-;end wbo called to see his suffering
hid Haud she Is all broke up. Iook-
B,g after the children who are SICK, De
aus We cannot get suitable noursh-
ingf food. / would rather de tnan
bec- but I have asked for work until L
am discouraged"
He 4 one OF many. 81 do not care
What the work il, Il it il only work,
and means honest bread, satd a
woman whossfortune through 10
of hers had been swspt assy- he
zentIe woman out 81 work - the sad-
dest sight of all. sbe has seen DSttSf
laws. has dispensed charity. has ner-
seIf clothed the nsedy and led the
hungry, and nov. when her eyes are
rowing dim and the dastsriry OF
youth i leaving her, she must sesk
Tor work.
Blszwzd are they who furnish Il, Tor
here IN our weIg-ordered city, s1th lts
beautiful homes and priHcsly ware
houses. the cry Of such - continually
heard The ~ ubo treat this cry
9th roIdneSs or rlIdeneSs are hot the
men whose gold wiI brig them be@
ines. A kind refusal costs nothing
and a word of sympathy seishs Sss
than gold, but travels faster, There
was a touch cf true nobility IN the re-
ply OF a Boston merchant tbsss ap-
peaIea 20 when he SAID "No, nay
friend, / have no place for you. every
position . filed, but yen zIA De bet
Ter able to ask fos work SOmeShere
else Il you uiII 90 with ms and ct .
yOod dinner"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-06-16

The number o. fathers OF cheap
postage who have died in the United
States during the last twenty years
would I'LL a eood-si1ei volume oil biog.
Faphy. ii all their life histories were
written One Of them. Lysander
Spooner. has just died IN Boston.
Ills claim to hepaternity Of the great
reform is based upon his establish
ment ola private post Tor carrying
letters from Boston TO New York
Philadelphia. and Baltimore at a uni
form rate of five cents. while the gov
eminent Was charsingfrom one to
shiiiinss Tor = like service.